To support you while you are at the Adelaide Festival Centre below are items you may need for your visit and the Arts Leadership Program instigated by Richard Ryan AO.
- Provide up to three slides for your introduction by 31 October to artsleadership@adelaidefestivalcentre.com.au.
- Writing implements or a laptop if you would like to take notes.
- At least one pair of close toed shoes for the first day as we will be going on a tour.
- Please read The Real Reason People Won't Change HBR before Day 2 - Wednesday 6 November.
Arts Leadership Program team
- Danny Sherman 0405254954
- Michelle Davy 0433127095
- Christie Anthoney 0405170926
Arts Leadership 2024 Schedule
8.40am
Morning Arrival - Registration
8.45am
Welcome to Country
Kuma Kaaru - Jack Buckskin
9.15am
What’s your story
Introductions and overview. Participant’s micro presentations
10.40am
Morning tea
11am
Welcome to Adelaide Festival Centre
Richard Ryan AO & Douglas Gautier AM
11:10am
Leading from the Top [End]
Georgia Hendy, CEO, Darwin Entertainment Centre
12.10pm
Leadership for Creative Teams | fundraising
Liz Hawkins, Executive Director of Advancement, University of Adelaide
1pm
Leadership in Action
David Panter, CEO, MINDA Incorporated
1.30pm
Lunch
2.30pm
Data after Lunch
Julia George and Heather Haslam
3.30pm
Cultural Sensitivity for Leaders
Haneen Mahmood Martin
4.30pm
Afternoon Tea
4.50pm
Tour of Adelaide Festival Centre
Who with?
5.40pm
Day One Wrap Up
5.45pm-6.45pm
Dinner at Lucky Dumpling Market
7pm
Qais Essar
(Confirmation required)
9am
Welcome
Full day with Dr John Wood from Leaders Institute of South Australia.
9.15am – 10.30am
Kegan and Lacey Immunity to Change exercise: exploring process blockers
10.30am – 10.45am
Morning Tea
10.45am
Personalised leadership development plan
12.30pm – 1.15pm
Lunch
1.15pm – 3pm
Group Mindfulness
Peer coaching and networking
3pm – 3.15pm
Afternoon Break
3.15pm – 4.30pm
Personal leadership
5pm - 6.30pm
International Symposium Opening Night: Welcome Keynote
Kim Williams, Chair, Australian Broadcasting Corporation
6.30pm - 7.30pm
Networking and cocktails, followed by dinner (optional, Por Por’s Big Fat Surprise Wedding booking essential, see email for details).
9.15am
Arrival
9.30am - 9.45am
Welcome
Her Excellency the Honourable Frances Adamson AC, Governor of South Australia
10am - 11am
Universities and Cultural Organisations Working Together
Prof. Adam Knee, Dean, Faculty of Fine Arts, Media & Creative Industries · LASALLE College of the Arts, SingaporeEmma Fey, Acting Director, Art Gallery of South AustraliaChair: David Washington, CEO, Don Dunstan Foundation
11.30am - 12pm
Cultural Engagement Through the Arts
Joon Yee-Kwok, Executive Producer, OzAsia Festival
12pm-12.50pm
Creative Australia: Approaches for International Engagement in Asia
Alice Nash, Executive Director - Arts investment, Creative AustraliaZainab Syed – Director - International, Creative Australia
12.50pm - 1.50pm
Lunch
2pm - 2.40pm
Navigating the Complexity of Arts Management: Leadership Challenges in Small Performing Arts Organisations
Assoc. Prof. Benny Lim, Director - Master of Arts in Cultural Management Programme, Chinese University of Hong Kong
2.40pm - 3.30pm
Rethinking Creative Arts Education in South East Asia
Dr Suseela Balakrishnan
3.30pm - 4pm
Daily Wrap-up
Christie Anthoney, Head of Public Affairs, Adelaide Festival CentreAssoc. Prof. Tully Barnett, Flinders University
4pm - 5.30pm
Networking
9.15am
Arrival
9.30am - 10am
Welcome and Keynote: Asia Connect
Douglas Gautier AM, CEO & Artistic Director of Adelaide Festival Centre
10am - 11am
Making the Case for Value
Ruth McKenzie, Program Director - Arts, Culture and Creative Industries Policy, Arts South AustraliaTessa Leong, Artistic Director of Contemporary Asian Australian PerformanceNick Hays, Executive Director, Australian Dance TheatreChair: Assoc. Prof Tully Barnett
11.30am - 12.10pm
Enhancing Accessibility in Performance Arts for a Sustainable Future
James McGowan Acting Dean of Theatre and Entertainment Arts, Hong Kong Academy of Performing Arts
12.10pm - 1pm
Leadership in Arts Education - The Case of the Puttnam School of Film and Animation
Prof. Adam Knee, Dean, Faculty of Fine Arts, Media & Creative Industries · LASALLE College of the Arts, SingaporeKhalid Al Mkhlaafy, Program Leader - BA (Hons)Film, LASALLE College of the Arts, Singapore
1pm
Lunch
2.10pm - 3.10pm
Navigating Arts and Politics
Megan Lloyd – previous Editor of The Sunday Mail & media consultantChair – Professor Kris Natalier
3.10pm - 3.30pm
Surprise Guest Jennifer Wong from OzAsia Festival
Jennifer Wong, Comedian and co-author of Chopsticks or Fork?
3.30pm - 4pm
Closing Plenary
Peter Monteath, Vice President & Executive Dean College of Humanities, Arts and Social SciencesChristie Anthoney, Head of Public Affairs, Adelaide Festival Centre
4pm - 4.45pm
Feedback and photo
4.45pm
Wrap up and drinks
